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Can you match these classic TV shows with the correct sponsors?
Do you remember which products these TV stars pitched each episode?
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In the early days of television, companies weren’t shy about their connections with the medium. There was no denying which brands were behind shows like The Colgate Comedy Hour and General Electric Theater.
But even as TV came into its own in the late '50s and early '60s, most shows only had one or two main sponsors. The companies behind each series usually had the cast pitch products as part of a show’s opening credits. Can you match these classic shows with the sponsors each actor is selling?
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The cast of The Andy Griffith Show starred in many ads for...
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Here is Ozzie Nelson selling his show's sponsor...
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Rob and Laura Petrie espoused the benefits of Joy dish soap made by...
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Which car brand sponsored Bonanza?
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The Flintstones were sponsored by which juice brand?
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Beaver Cleaver had a furry friend help him sell...
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Which coffee brand sponsored The Twilight Zone?
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Here James Arness shows off Gunsmoke's sponsor...
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Mr. Drysdale indulges in The Beverly Hillbillies sponsor...
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Which cigarette brand sponsored I Love Lucy?
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Which car brand sponsored The Honeymooners?
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The Jetsons was sponsored by Scotch tape and which hygiene brand?
Can you match these classic TV shows with the correct sponsors?
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3 out of 12. I got the I Love Lucy and Leave it to Beaver questions right: my favorite shows!
9 out of 12......
I got 10 out of 12 right
8/12
10/12--scary how it all came back!!!
Oh hi there!!
9/12. I remember”call for Phillip Morris!”
Missed three this time.
10 out of 12. Yes we watched commercials
# 2- Ozzie and the rest of the Nelsons would be WAAAAY too white for Coca~Cola now. Sorry Ozzie we gotta let you go.
Talk about a prejudice statement, all colors drink Coca Cola
That's not what Coca-Cola said in its training.
The original owner of Coke said it was the drink of the white race while pepsi was the soda of negros.
11 out of 12. Classic TV ads is one reason why I went into advertising!
7out of 12. Put a fork in me. I’m done doing quizzes after 5 in the afternoon.
7 of 12 ugh
10 out of 12. I saw some old commercials on You Tube, I got the one about The Jetsobs wrong and Leave It To Beaver, but I should have gotten Beaver right.
Nine out of ten
You got 6 out of 12 oh well. Next quiz.
6/12 = OUCH! lol
I cry, "FOUL!"
Flintstones were sponsored by Winston cigarettes ( Barney said the famous line, Winston tastes good like a cigarette should).
Most on this list weren't the MAIN sponsors but the "alternate sponsors".
The AD agencies bought the time slots on the network, decided the show, and placed their clients ads. Most companies couldn't afford 39 weeks of TV, so the MAJOR sponsors would pay for 26 weeks, and ALTERNATEs paid for 13.
Flintstones were sponsored by Winston cigarettes ( Barney said the famous line, Winston tastes good like a cigarette should).
Most on this list weren't the MAIN sponsors but the "alternate sponsors".
The AD agencies bought the time slots on the network, decided the show, and placed their clients ads. Most companies couldn't afford 39 weeks of TV, so the MAJOR sponsors would pay for 26 weeks, and ALTERNATEs paid for 13.
11 out of 12. I wasn’t expecting a box of cereal to be on the counter at Walkers Drug Store.
3 different quizzes all 7 out of 12